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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Hyperion Support Update

Hyperion e-Support Set To RetireHyperion Customer Support: Oracle recently announced the upcoming transition of Hyperion e-Support to OracleMetaLink 3. To help prepare customers and partners for this change, a new transition information website is now available. This will provide customers and partners more specific details regarding significant changes, transition information, benefits, FAQ, and a customer feedback e-mail account. MORE...

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